ok so due to some accidents and poor judgements i have to buy a new amp. I'm only working with about 350$ to 500$ dollars here.
I'm recording anything from pure clean to all out heavy distortion and possibly everything in between...

any suggestions?

Rebuilding a mobile recording trailer, looking for some input on consoles. Need 48 In, 48 Out. Looking for something in the 20k-45k price range.
Got a couple ideas but seeing what gets suggested before I mention any on my plate.

Hello everyone, I want some advices recording bowed double bass. I am a professional solo doublebassist and an amateur recorder and I want to record some solo double bass with my music. Right now I don't have too much money to invest in a decent microphone like Neumannn but Im looking for a 300 dlls mic which can help me have a decent recording sound of my instrument.

Fellas,

How's things?

Well, if you have read about my PT8/disk drive problems, you probably are not surprised that I've gotten religion on back up issues. I thought I was doing pretty well, making a monthly snapshot of the main disk and backing up sessions on a sporadic basis in between. But, I've found out just how long a month is and how scattered and disorganized my sporadic backups were.

Hi i'm new at this so i need help to get the best setup for the
( Need Diagram Please)
-MV8800 Production Studio -for drums and samples Turntable: RCA:
-bluetube 2ch
-TC Helicon voicepro --to mixer aux sends for fx on the voice
-Roland (Boss) BR-1600 i would like to lay down vocals .then to the pc

I recently got some drum tracks sent to me that were done at another studio. To my surpirise they sound great! Each drum was close miked with a room and an over head. Heres my question. . there was only one overhead on a mono track. How would i get my stereo drum sound from just this one mic?

Hello from Italy

I'm using a Layla 3G since 2 years now, and it always worked perfectly, on many different configurations.

I'm wondering if someone could help out with this problem:

Dear friends,
I've taken the decision to change my main monitoring system but I don't really know what to do.

I started recording songs for fun in high school in the 80s on a 4 track. I took a decade off and got back into it a few years ago and made a CD and now I'm doing my second. I did it all cheap in my basement. My friends, who know nothing about recording, think it sounds great, but I always think it could sound better. I have an opportunity to buy an UA LA610 for $800.